Here we list some exemplary commands to launch, setup and load the application. Note that before running the application, you may need to recompile it on your platform.
Launch the application:
/applications/memcached-1.6.9/build/memcached -p 11212 -t 4
Load it with 10K items, each with a 30B key and a 4KB value:
/client/mutated/client/load_memcache 0.0.0.0:11212
Send user requests:
/client/mutated/client/mutated_memcache 0.0.0.0:11212 -n <conns> -w 0 -c 0 -s <duration> <reqs_per_sec>
Launch the application:
/applications/synthetic_memcached_test/syn_memcached -p 9016 -n 4
Send user requests:
/client/mutated/client/mutated_synthetic 0.0.0.0:9016 -p 54 -n <conns> -w 0 -c 0 -s <duration> 1000 <reqs_per_sec>
Launch the application:
/applications/nginx-1.20.1/build/sbin/nginx -c /applications/nginx-1.20.1/build/conf/nginx.conf
Send user requests:
/client/tcpkali/build/bin/tcpkali -vvv -em "GET / HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: 0.0.0.0:18081\r\n\r\n" -c <conns> -r <reqs_per_sec_per_conn> -T <duration> --latency-percentiles 50,90,95,99 --latency-marker "HTTP/1.1" 0.0.0.0:18081
Launch the application:
/applications/synthetic_nginx/syn_nginx -p 9017 -n 1
Send user requests:
/client/tcpkali/build/bin/tcpkali -vvv -em "GET\n" -c <conns> -r <reqs_per_sec_per_conn> -T <duration> --latency-percentiles 50,90,95,99 --latency-marker "reply" 0.0.0.0:9017
Launch the application:
/applications/redis-6.2.6/src/redis-server /applications/redis-6.2.6/redis.conf
Load it with 100K records:
python2 /client/ycsb-redis-binding-0.18.0-SNAPSHOT/bin/ycsb load redis -P /applications/workloads/redis_ycsb.txt -threads 1 -target 5000
Send user requests:
python2 /client/ycsb-redis-binding-0.18.0-SNAPSHOT/bin/ycsb run redis -P /applications/workloads/redis_ycsb.txt -threads <conns> -p operationcount=<reqs> -target <reqs_per_sec>
Launch the application:
/applications/synthetic_redis/syn_redis -p 9018
Send user requests:
python2 /client/ycsb-syn-redis-binding-0.18.0-SNAPSHOT/bin/ycsb run redis -P /applications/workloads/syn-redis_ycsb.txt -threads <conns> -p operationcount=<reqs> -target <reqs_per_sec>